Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Futures Exchange announced adjustments to the trading limits and margin standards for platinum and palladium futures contracts, effective from February 5, 2026, with the price fluctuation limit set at 20% and the margin requirement at 22% [1]. Group 1 - The fluctuation limit for platinum and palladium futures contracts will be adjusted to 20% [1]. - The trading margin standard for these futures contracts will be set at 22% [1]. - In cases where the new limits differ from the current standards, the higher limit and margin will be applied [1].

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Futures Exchange has announced adjustments to the price limit and margin requirements for nickel and other futures contracts, effective from January 27, 2026 [2] Group 1: Nickel Futures - The price limit for listed nickel futures contracts will be adjusted to 10% [2] - The margin requirement for hedging positions will be set at 11% [2] - The margin requirement for general positions will be set at 12% [2] Group 2: Aluminum, Lead, and Zinc Futures - The price limit for listed contracts of aluminum, lead, and zinc will be adjusted to 8% [2] - The margin requirement for hedging positions will be set at 9% [2] - The margin requirement for general positions will be set at 10% [2] Group 3: Stainless Steel Futures - The price limit for listed stainless steel futures contracts will be adjusted to 6% [2] - The margin requirement for hedging positions will be set at 7% [2] - The margin requirement for general positions will be set at 8% [2] Group 4: Risk Management - Adjustments to the price limits and margin requirements may occur based on the provisions of the Shanghai Futures Exchange Risk Control Management Measures [2] - Other matters regarding price limits and margin requirements will follow the relevant business rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Dalian Commodity Exchange announced adjustments to the trading rules for lithium carbonate futures contracts, effective from January 21, which includes changes to price limits and margin requirements [1] Group 1: Trading Adjustments - The price limit for lithium carbonate futures contracts will be adjusted to 11% [1] - The margin requirement for speculative trading will be set at 13% [1] - The margin requirement for hedging trading will be adjusted to 12% [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Guangzhou Futures Exchange announced adjustments to the price limit and margin standards for various futures contracts, effective around the New Year 2026, aimed at managing market risks and ensuring stability in trading [1] Group 1: Adjustments to Futures Contracts - From December 30, 2025, the price limit and margin standards for industrial silicon futures will remain unchanged [1] - For polysilicon futures, the price limit will remain unchanged, while the speculative trading margin and hedging margin will be adjusted to 15% [1] - The price limit for lithium carbonate futures will be adjusted to 10%, with the speculative trading margin set at 12% and the hedging margin at 11% [1] - The price limits for platinum and palladium futures will be adjusted to 13%, with both speculative and hedging margins set at 15% [1] Group 2: Resumption of Trading - Trading will resume on January 5, 2026, with the price limit and margin standards for industrial silicon futures remaining unchanged if there are no continuous quotes on the first trading day after the price limit is reached [1] - The price limits and margin standards for polysilicon, platinum, and palladium futures will remain at the holiday period standards [1] - The price limit and margin standards for lithium carbonate futures will revert to pre-adjustment levels [1]

Group 1 - The Dalian Commodity Exchange announced adjustments to the price limit for coking coal and coke futures contracts, effective from December 30, 2025, with the limit set at 10% [1] - The trading margin levels for both coking coal and coke futures will remain unchanged [1] - Other futures contracts will not see any changes in their price limits or trading margin levels [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Futures Exchange has announced adjustments to the trading limits and margin requirements for gold and silver futures contracts, effective from October 21, 2025 [1] Group 1: Trading Limits - The price fluctuation limit for gold and silver futures contracts will be adjusted to 14% [1] - The adjustment aims to enhance market stability and risk management [1] Group 2: Margin Requirements - The margin requirement for holding positions will be set at 15% for hedging positions and 16% for general positions [1] - These changes are part of the Shanghai Futures Exchange's risk control management measures [1] Group 3: Regulatory Framework - Any further adjustments to margin requirements and trading limits will be based on the provisions outlined in the Shanghai Futures Exchange's risk control management regulations [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Dalian Commodity Exchange announced adjustments to the price limit and margin levels for various futures contracts, effective from April 29, 2025, around Labor Day [1] Group 1: Adjustments to Futures Contracts - Iron ore futures contracts will have a price limit adjusted to 10% and a margin level set at 12% [1] - Coking coal futures contracts will have a price limit of 9% with the margin level unchanged at 13% [1] - Futures contracts for yellow soybeans (1 and 2), soybean meal, soybean oil, linear low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride will see a price limit of 8% and a margin level of 9% [1] Group 2: Other Commodity Adjustments - Palm oil futures contracts will have a price limit of 9% and a margin level of 10% [1] - Corn and egg futures contracts will have a price limit of 7% and a margin level of 8% [1] - Corn starch futures contracts will have a price limit of 6% and a margin level of 7% [1] Group 3: Additional Futures Contracts - Live pig futures contracts will have a price limit of 7% and a margin level of 9% [1] - Ethylene glycol, styrene, and liquefied petroleum gas futures contracts will have a price limit of 10% and a margin level of 11% [1] - Other futures contracts will maintain their current price limits and margin levels [1]